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Heoiosia McGinnis and Others.

H". ri.
Mary G. Dickey, &c, n
vB, In ChaDCery,
Tteodosta McGinnls and others.
Byrisiuc Of a decree OF the Circuit Court entered
on Jaleaiy -, 1857, In tho above entitled cauto,
9e unueEssyned Special Commissioners. will on
SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1857,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. N. sell at public auction
althe north front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county. In The city Of Wheeling, the following
property: ms. 7-TTT;I'
!. The parcel Of land In tho city. Of Wheeling.
9sgtnhivs At the southeast corner OF Tenth (late
haqlsoN) street and Market street; thence running
sSath with Market street 20 feet. more Or les, 10
ue frame hoose once owned and occupied bySam.
ue!d Robinson: thence running towards tho cast,
AUG parallel with Tenth street ~ feet: thence run.
AIne parallel with Market street to Tenth street:
wv from thence running with Tenth street to the
. Lois nsim6ciesii 1873, 1871 and 1876 in Daniel
Hi Hs Addition to the city OF Wheeling OH Wheel.
TERMS OF sALE-Shall DO one.thi,d, and as
t1uCh more OF tho purchase money, as THO pur-
saneI hnali elect, In CASH: and the residue III six
S NV we've mouths respectively III equal paymonts.
".M interest ironl the day Of snle, tho purchaser
VI puteheSefs 10 give their notes for the deferred
,,sIuea'S with good personal; Eecurity, and the
M sn.s 20 DC retained until payment ip full OF the
p0'EhaSe money. G. l.. CRANMER,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that tond With turety has been
Snyne y me sA!d Special Commissioner as required
" "" ana the decree OF sntd urt.....
JNO. ". MITCHELL,
"a, Clerk OF tho Circpit Court Of Ohio County
f az ~" H#."rF-4 .wH e d.
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INllE DlhlE VT NItol Slft1lNlA,
/. Ohio County. In the Circuit Court for The
y" Kate Carter =
N! VI. y
william A. Carer In his own right and as admins.
pT. tAFah I. Carter. May B.;lIornbrook, India j,
lo,nbroOE, IcSlc II. llornDrook. Percy Horn.
ItOOk, Maid Virginia Carter. Ellie y. Carter,
NattaA il. Carrier, Lucy J.. Carter, Julius Carter
l!ulu II. Carter. Ricnard Carter, Ethel Floyd
Carter, Frank Booth, administrator OF Charles Ii
Ter, Julia Cracrnft. Jean CmcrGft. j. Elwood
Hughes, trustee, aud George i. Caldwell and
Allied GGltScil. In chancery.
The object Of the above entitled Anlt Is TO enforce
the payment OF Il note now held by the plaintiff
male by 5, II. u. Carter. deccascd. for Sl,OOO, dated
yvais after date 10 Charles Ii Booth, now deceased.
By ASae oil the real estate, or 50 much thereof as
may Le necessary, conveyed by the said \. II, Ii,
Carer to L: u. Cracrait, now deceased, by a deed OF
rnslo Of said date to secure said nota; 10 have d set.
teueuI OF the accounts OF William A. Carter
As administrator otS. Il. u. Carter; also to have an
account oIt1c rents and profits OF said real estate
aud 10 have assigned 10 the plaintiff the one third
Of The said rents and PROFITS which may have ncA
Crued since the death OF r, D. Carter, the late hus.
baud OF the plaintiff, on the w nInti,S 10 which
he was entitled Ia the real estate OF 4. II. B. Carrier,
esAe be asce!.sined by paftltioning the estate
0, raid s.. II. B. Carter among the heirs en-.
titled thereto, and that this plaintiffs dover inter.
et In @id3 81 niutlls be assigned and set OF to her,
And II appearing by III affidavit filed herein that
Maud Virginia Carter, Ellie g. Carter, julius Car.
Ter, Lizzie Il Carter. Richard Carter, Ethel FLOYD
Carter, Julia CracrAit and jean Craciait nre not r..
,tenIs Of the state Of Wcs. Virginia, Il Is ordered
toe date Of Tho lrst publication Of Ibis order and
DO what Is necessary 10 protect their interests In
this sltt. 1t is further ordered that this order be
published aud Eosted US required by law.
Witness, John ". mitchell, Clerk OF said Court.
February, 1857, 70 wit: February Rules, 1871
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the first time February 10, 1885,.
Aiits.; JOHN ". MI rGHtLL, CLERK,
IT,. IiuGuS, .iEI :
~gnIirltnr far comnIripan -iL' t,,o-t.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS. IosgD nln.

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pnINrrnoN lrnttC n Iema

"Ihaye used Duny's Pure Malt WllsEcy with
great benefit TO my wife, who Is q confirmed in
valid. ! know from experience 1t Is q rure and
tho case Of my son who Is threatened with con.
sumption. ] an 4 Presbyterian clergyman and
q doctor Of divinity, but I am not AFRAID to re-
commend DufIy's Malt Whiskey as the purest
and most efficient tonic that | know OF, and nv
experience Is a largo onc.n
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF MAR
SkEr STREET AND OF ISLAND PROPERTY.
III the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
Mnr,. q DiaEau L. ---.---A 49, ----
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w.,a,,own Spring Wagon Company, .
Id, NOriilpgcr,

Thu olIcc, Of tbs above suit Is to recover by tho
,,.,intit, above named from tho defendant, J. d,
GgnrIIIrg+r, u nonresident of this State, tho dam.
Az, to I%lall.ils ALLEGED to b MS;9l six hundred
i" ~nisIutIiIs, a, he agreed 10 do, November Is, 1855,
,"6 ,a,Es new crop, 1880. Of Turkish Prupes at SN,
S SS ret pound III New York, on terms rs specified
~ ilIe written agreement, and TO obtain Payment
uaJei liz order o. this Court OF .aid damages BY
lanes NELL, william Elllngham, as partners as
Xiii N kiilHehaR, Nicholas Schulz aud Ge7rse
( McYccien and u llliAm Il. Nc Nechcn, piltners
I.t;ro. K. McMe,hcn & Son, who have bstn sum,
nonci ny gArnI,hec deblors W raid defendant un.
AR .aIi attachment. And II appeating by an nil.
SssriI Md herein that J. D.. N0rdllnEcr Is not a
r.!ltni Of the State OF IVES. Virginia, It Is ordered
t6St he do appear here within one month ai.cr tho
SaIr Of tho tbs! publication o. this order and do
What i. necessary to protect his interest In this
,IL, il il further ordered that this order DO pub.
ii.h4i aud posted as required by law. MS =
Witness. John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
tine Court iiOuSc Of said county, this 9TH day Of
February, lss7, tO.wit: February Rules, 1887. +
JOHN W. MlrUhELL, Clerk, ;
Published the INST tiue February 10. 1887.
Attest. JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
CLipwSLLG CALDWELL,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, fe10.Tb
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Kate Carter

UllE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
!. ohio County. IN ne CitcuIt Court for the
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LEGAL NOTICES.

1--WE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
M AZ, i,nunty. In the Circuit Court for Ohio
M wv es, Virginia. February Rules, 1887.
eos ,.an #, and NJ. l.. Smith, partnersl +.
hIHrs,' business under the tirh name
0Wn nslin ri d. kuti, i. & Co., JIM Case.
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SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION

FIRST STAGE.-Cough In tho morn.
Ing followed shortly after by slight cxpec.
tora,ion, which the patient thinks only
comes from his throat. Short breathing,
3 with tighlncss In tho chcst-pulse be.
comes quicker in the evening or after a
full menl-cbillincss In the evening with
ultobt {ovnr Ms. ..."
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REV. j. MILLS.
This whiskey Ia sold ONLY in bottles,
Price, 81. For sale by Druggists, Gro.
GERS and Dealers.
Persons cast OF the Rocky Mountains
Except the Tcrritorics), unable to pro.
cure II from their dealers can have Halt
Dozen sent in plain case unmarked, OK.
press charges prepaid, by renting So 10
! The Duffy Malt Whisky Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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a operated s. de people, for the pso'

and operated y shs people, for the pso-
pie ct cost.
: The waters of ths state should bs 20 i'd
ministsrsd By TIE stets at post, that TIE
toilsrs Of the forms and ths moilsfs In the
shops can have water, one Of Gods frse
gifts 10 man, q ths cost price Of CON-
structing and maintaining the proper vat
Or works and irrigation system.
The mines Of this state must be 70 cd
ministsred q 70 bsnsAt the working
miners more and The foreign stock-holdsrs
lees.
The inAnity Of wrongs under which the
workers and producers suffer, preclude .
further specification. But the United La
Dor Party stands pledged TO remedy them,
one and al BY constitutional methods -
far a. human wisdom, honest deeds and .
deep and abiding love Of humanity and
our American institutions can serve 90 to
do.
We believe the dicta Of science that pow
erty can and must be abolished, that crime
and misery can and shall be destroyed and
that he who viii not work, alone ought not
to eat.
The time has come for party Of hon.
est mon, true to their convictions and
fearing nothing but 10 do dishonest act.
This the United Labor Party shall be, or
II shall not live.
To our aid and support we call the ef-
forts Of all who love their country and viii
recognize the supremacy Of moral instead
Of selfish obligations.
We affirm that We alone are the party Of
true Americanism, combining honest
democracy and progressive republicanism
in fact, intead of in name alone.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-15
THE STATE PLATFORM.

We. the LABOR PARTY, of Colo
rado, do declare our adherence to
the National Platform of the Un-
ion Labor Party as adopted at
Cincinnati, Ohio, and our approv-
al as we'll of the Clarendon Hall
United Labor Party Declaration.
We hope for unity between the
two upon a broad platform includ-
ing all the Rights of Man.
We further declare that all men and
women are born free and with equal rights;
that thev are endowed with certain ina
lienable rights among which are the right
Of NIL 10 life and the means of living
liberty and the conditions Assem-
tial 10 liberty, the right Of all to equal and
exact Iustice and to the free use Of the
legitimate means necessary to enforce it,
and the right to the pursuit of happiness.
We declare these to be the basic principles
OF the Labor Movement, whether domes-
tic or foreig... and we invite to their sup
por, and adherance, all honest men ire
spcctiy. of nationality or creed.
We denounce the secret conspiracy (now
being made manifest, among the monopo..
listic and aristocratic classes) to steal
from Us, the people, by bribed legislatures,
corrupted courts and servile executives,
our dearest constitutional rights, as TREAS
ON pure and unalloyed. We declare that
we will resist to the uttermost the attempts
nov being made in dozen states OF this
land to suppress the right Of free speech,
to kill the labor press, TO deprive us Of
Jury trials and presentments, to disarm
the people, TO enforce unlawful seizures
and searches Of persons, papers, houses
and effects, TO destroy the rights Of public
assemblage, protest and petition, and to
deprive as Of the ballot.
We insist that the robbery Of the public
treasury shall cease; that bribery and
Doodle must 90; that election frauds must
stop; that taxes be laid justly upon the
rich and poor alike; that justice be free;
that the rich criminal shall not escape the
Jail; and that the poor man shall not be
bounded 70 death, desperation or despair.
We declare that franchises for public
works shall no longer be corruptly granted
70 private corporations but shall be owned
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-15
PLATFORM OF THE PROGRESSIVE
LABOR PARTY.

AT meeting held in Webster
Hall, New York, September 8,
representatives from labor organi-
cations throughout the state of
New York unanimously adopted
the following platform of princi-
Piles:
Whereas, Realixing the necessity of con-
slant vigilance and united action, the vari-
Gus trade organizations Of the city Of New
York have established . representative body
known as the Central Labor Union; and,
Whereas, Their declared purpose in so do
ing was ITO assist each other in all struggles,
political and industrial" ;" against the en-
croachments Of . capitalistic oligarcny. hos
tile to labor and destructive TO American
liberty: and,
Whereas. We hold with the Central Labor
Union:
/. THAT the soil Of every country is the
social and common Inheritance Of the peo-
ple."
z THAT labor produces all wealth" !" which
includes the instruments through which
alone the forces Of nature become accessi-
BILE.
8. "That all should" therefore, have
free access 70 land" and 70 the instruments
OF production" without tribute to landlords
and monopolists.''
4. THAT there can b no harmony between
capital and labor under the present indus
trial system" which either dwArfs or sup
presses individual development BY denying
to the masses Of the American people their
inalienable night 70 nfs. liberty and the pur-
suit Of happinsa
S. "Thss the emancipation Of the working
classes must b achieved by the working
classes thensslvss." !" through ''the establish-
ment," - demanded By tAe Knights Of La
Dor, "of co-opsga4ive inseit1tioos, such -
win tend 70 supsresds the wage system By
the introdoction a . cooperative industrial
SYSTEM" and.
Whereas. The Central Labor Union. In
pursuance Of ~ objsek has on several oecar
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Henry Gssrgs's Party, "United Labor
Syracuse. Aug. 10, 1887.

We. the delegates Of the United Labor Party
Of New York In state convention assembled,
hereby reassert Is the fundamental platform
Of the party and the basis on which We ask
the cooperation Of citizens Of other states,
the following declaration Of principles
adopted on September o, 1885, by the conven-
ton Of the Trade and Labor Associations Of
the city Of New York, that resulted in the
formation Of the United Labor Party:
Holding that the corruptions Of govern
ment and the impoverishmentof Of labor result
nom the neglect of selfevident truths. pro-
claimed BY the founder OF this republic, that
all men are created free and equal and are
endowed By their Creator with certain in
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-15
LOCAL DENVER PLATFORM.

por the Foil Campaign OF 1887.
We, the Labor Party Club OF Denver.
hereby adopt the following platform and
declaration Of principles, to the support OF
which we ask the adherence Of all honest
md thoughtful men:
We are the party that, at the spring elec-
ions, polled In this city 1,5i0 votes, VINO
,nce then have held weekly agitation meet
ngs for The purpose Of studying the causes
md remedies Of poverty, misery. vice ana
afme In this republic and the common
wealth OF Colorado, det. rmlned hat when
aich were ascertaIned by the light OF SCI
.ice, that we would embody them In our
platform and call upon all men 10 aid In an
uprooting OF the conditions that create these
Affections, through the medium of the ballot.
We shall nominate ticket Of men pledg-
ell TO the support OF this declaration, and we
Ak for them the votes OF tile people.
II we should waste our time on side issues
Of keep silent, or remain slavishly In the
anks OF the old parties, the very stones at
our fert would cry out. Murder Is commit
ted day by day through the Infamous wage
isy,tem. Children are slain, women worked
"a death, men killed inch by inch, and these
crimes are never punished by law. The az
lrs of this land are administered by the
capitalist class for their own benefit. They
deny us Justice, liberty and the full proceeds
oiour labor. The mechanic sinks TO slav-
,ry, the farmer falls 10 tenancy. Thls ad-
mnIstraiIon OF affairs suits us no longer. II
las 10 disastrous consequences. In 1t Is
io only physical but mental and moral deg
relation. While one part Of us are worked
to death the others out OF employment are
starved to death. There Is filth. injustice,
drunkenness, prostitution and theft. There
should be light, liberty, law, civilization and
tstce.
Fhc competitive wage systemis the cause
OF ali this. its remedy, science tells US, lies
IN tho cooperative association OF the collect
I've people; In the assumption and opera
ton Ivy them Of the natural resources, the
tools Of production, the mediums OF ex'
change, communication and transportation.
In so far as these things can be carried
out, these means enforced, these ideas put
Into practice, we are pledged by this plat
form through our nominees, II elected to
apply the remedy.
let the workers and thinkers rally to the
support Of the Right
The Labor enquirer., 1887-10-15
STATE GENITAL COMMITTEE.
DENVER CENTRAL CLUB.

DENvKR cENrRAL CLUB.
President-J. d. Macdonald.
secretary-J. d. Keifer.
Treasurer-Louis Culmsee.
Executive Committee-H. Cohen, A. B.
Matter, s. w. Isenburg, DR.. @. P. Perry,
=. II. Croxton, Chas. Cheesewright' ). D.
smith, Arthur .Chsesewright and W. A.
Wilson.
Official organ: The LABon EseurRER.
Denver Central Club meets at
The Hall of Science" corner OF
Arapahoe and Eighteenth streets,
every Wednesday at 7:3o p. m:
Cards Of Membership, Platforms and in
formation furnished on application TO the
Corresponding Secretary.
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Union Labsr--Cineinnati,F Feb. -, 1857.
By request of a large number OF per-
sons we publish the platform of the Union
Labor Party at Cincinnati:
Preamble-The delegates Of the various
industrial and reform political organixa-
tions have assembled from thirty ono
states and territories on this anniversary
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A CHICAGO BOODLER PLEADS GUILTY.
THE CASE FOR THE STATE cLosED-CoNsTERNA'
TIoN AMONG THE OTHER DEFENDANTS.

THE CASE FOR THE STATE CLosED-CoNsTERNA-
TIoN AMONG THE OTHER DEFENDANTS
CHICAGO, July 3o.-Sothng that hos happened in con
the Doodle has caused such seisa-
ton az the announcement OF Kehm. president
the Board OF County Com issoners that he wished
withdraw his plea OF not guilty and enter one OF
guilty.
After the examination Of "EIc" Mchaeo late yester
day after the State presented mass OF docnmen-
tary evidence and announced that the prosecution had
closed State Attorney Gripne had just finished this
announcement wncn Klehm addressed thu Judge The
effect on his co-defeDdants was remarkabie Ihey
seemed the picture OF conformation and hardly knew
how TO take It. The judge sitter explaining the law 10
Klehin accepted the plea but on request oi etae Az
torney Griuncll sentence was deferred. .u
siaie.s Attorney Crtnne iuInated this afternoon
that commissioners Cassenan. Cells. O1ver ana NC
might be expected 20 plead sty on MONDAY,
throw ng themselves the csmency OF the court wien
asked about the other defendants Mr. GriDnsi siieu
griInly aud walked away -.
dspstch from Toronto asserts that Information has
been rcrsved thar McGargle made successful passage
OF Mackinaw Straits thursday eyenlnv aud y hesnS
fof Goderick. Southampton, or wharton ali iaihoau
points on the shore OF Lake Huron
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BISHOP LoUGHLIN GOING TO ROME.
STORIES on TROUBLE BETWEEN HIM AND THE poPl

STORIES or TROUBLE BETWEEN HIM AND THE POPE
DIscREDIrED.
Bishop Loughlin. Of Brooklyn. 10 going to Rome.
His visit will probably DO made In the
fall, - 1t 10 understood that he
wishes to he present at the jubilee celebration
of the Pope. It is also expected that he will
take the opportunity to arrange for the appontmen
of q coadjutor, he Is beginning to feel the
want OF assistant on account OF his
extreme age, which makes 1t difficult for
him to undertake all the duties OF diocese 1t is two
days since his proposed journey was m
nounced, and yesterday afternoon
story was published which, II true, wonld
have put q and In view OF recent similar
troubles highly interesting and important aspect on It,
The different published versions Of this story all bore
IDENTITY elnanated from the n.ms source To put
S,ie se BISHOP and one OF his priests Father
Cmmins. bad resulted in the da nspsnsl9 IN
%nmsours a iSs he na% carried his Rome and
obtained order for and pay 81 shcs
from and that the Bishop dsregsrded IT. ana
so dsresardcd the papa autnor %his e frat place
the ecclesiastical procedure OF the Uharcm OF mTmo
is safcsnt 10 cast scred on the story is not at
all probable tha, he would be co ssna pGr
butt Ssheqi Dsnry Sn Bishop
self last night TO learn A., wnst1es. ne n, y, mao
head;of Church by wilfny apd,conlempousy burn
ing order issued by Has Holiness The bishop briefly
porters Gandis careisssy and he intimased
that this story was false
Fa her Crimmins is a curatA In e. Teresa's
Churcn. Classon-ave. and Bulerst BROOKLYN In iuil
exercise presy func ions This little discrepancy
reconced the other allegations Ia the story ny
statement that he still wanted his back salary and his
former position pastor reporter called at his home
No. 739 Butierst but informed that neither be nor
the priests OF ST. Teresas Church were Willing 10
make any statement to the press. ~
Inquiries were made among Brooklyn no
man Catholics who know both the Bishop
and Father Crimmins. and they all pro
fesscd Ignorance Of anv other reasons for the
Bishops visit Rome than those mentioned at Tie be
oil Of
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EVERY VISITOR AT SARATOGA

should make the round trip OF Lake George as it Is one
OF the most delightful In America and not at
all tiresome Leaving Saratoga at SLY a H. by the ID
and r "the tourist reaches Caldwell! at the foot OF
Lake George $685. and steps across the dock 10 the
segant steamer Horizon under the efficient command OF
CAPTAIN Manvie and In dive minutes Is shpat on THIS
achess sheet of water. conceded by travellers 10 DO
the most beautiful and picturesque lake In the world
The steamers of the Champaign transportation Com
many are noted the country rs maryes OF beauty
and ne atuess are beautifully furnished aud everything
possible done to insure comfort and happiness 10 the
Messengers The trip to Baldwin. at the head OF the
lake occupies about three hours during which orio
stops are made all principal landings. giving travei
ers an opportunity view The hotels and cottages anu
greet the crowd OF guests who always await 1hs steam
ers' arrival After leaving Baldwin. at M on 'ne
return trp an excellent dinner served on BOARD 10
which all do ample ustice as the fare good ana there
is no occasion for haste
The great beauty the trip Is that the largest part OK
the Tina IL spent on the where there Is always
cool breeze, and with Sightseeing, waiting
and resting the day Is always too short
At4.2S n M the steamer returns 20 Caldwell, and at
a35 the Train starts Saratoga arriving At O'Clock.
IN time for supper and the amusements OF the even
-